Dil Dosti Dance - Anniversary Prep Thread - Page 20

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Ishika :

Ishika and Huma :

Huma :

Raghav and Huma :

Raghav :

Raghav and Ishika :

Karma :

Let me know which ones you are doing.

Should I make couple ones or individual ones ?

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Should I make couple ones or individual ones ?

Individual ones only - Ishika, Raghav, Huma and Karma

I've shared some collective images but you can crop them out of it. Let me know if you need more pics though... are you making them all?

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

No I did them overnight let me know if there any changes.

I made my own Siggies between 3-5 AM (after doing the write-ups till 2 ). But until a day before, I had kinda given up hope on getting this thread out on this year's anniversary... so really grateful to everyone who has pitched in .

Is it too late to add a write up on Sharon & Kriya’s bond?

14 Years of Dil Dosti Dance
A Soulful Tribute to the Unspoken, Unbreakable Bond of Kriya and Sharon | KriSha

On 11th April 2011, Dil Dosti Dance stepped into our lives like a breath of fresh air, bringing with it a tale woven with rhythm, passion, friendship, heartbreak, dreams, and growth. And among the many sparkling threads that made up this incredible tapestry, there was one bond—subtle, complex, evolving—that often spoke volumes even in silence: the bond between Kriya Ghai and Sharon Rai Prakash.

They were never the “obvious” duo. In fact, they began on opposite ends of the spectrum—Kriya, the new girl in town with fire in her eyes and dance in her soul, and Sharon, the confident diva who owned every corridor of St. Louis with her sass and style. But destiny had other plans. Because what started as competition… eventually blossomed into a quiet, powerful connection that only grew deeper with time.

Kriya and Sharon were never the “in your face” best friends. They were the silent constants. The ones who didn’t need to speak every day to feel each other’s presence. Their bond was built not on loud declarations, but on shared battles, mutual respect, understanding of pain, and the common language they both loved so fiercely—dance.

There was something incredibly real and raw about the way their friendship developed. From the initial tension, misunderstandings, and rivalry, they slowly unraveled the layers within each other. They saw the fears that hid behind the facades, the insecurities tucked beneath the surface. Kriya saw the vulnerability behind Sharon’s attitude. Sharon saw the strength behind Kriya’s innocence.

And when the storm came—when life threw them apart and brought them back again—they always found their way back to each other. Whether it was quietly supporting one another during team conflicts, standing by during heartbreaks, or simply being a reassuring presence in moments of self-doubt, their bond was a soft, warm flame that never died out.

When Vrushika Mehta entered as Sharon, she added new shades to Sharon’s soul, and beautifully carried forward a character that was already so layered. Sharon became even more emotionally available, more vulnerable, and we saw a deeper side of her. And when Kriya returned—as fierce and graceful as ever—there was this almost cathartic reconnection between the two. It felt like a missing piece had fallen back into place.

Watching Shakti Mohan and Vrushika Mehta share the screen was pure magic. Their unspoken understanding, the softness in their expressions, and the maturity in their bond was heartwarming. And for fans, it felt like the universe of D3 had aligned once more. They were no longer just the Diva and the Dreamer. They were two warriors, holding each other up in silence, celebrating each other’s victories, and respecting each other’s growth.

It’s important to honor this bond because in a show filled with iconic couples and bromances, Kriya and Sharon showed us a more nuanced, layered kind of friendship. One that isn’t always loud, but always loyal. One that grows from misunderstanding to deep trust. One that proves you don’t always need constant presence to have a lasting impact.

To Shakti Mohan—for giving Kriya the depth, strength, vulnerability, and that magnetic presence that made her unforgettable.
To Sneha Kapoor—for laying the unforgettable foundation of Sharon's diva aura, her layered emotions, and the strength she wore like a crown.
To Vrushika Mehta—for breathing emotional honesty into Sharon and letting us see the heart beneath the sass.

And to Kriya and Sharon—thank you for reminding us that some bonds don’t need labels. Some connections are simply written in the stars. Yours was one of them.

Here’s to the silent support, the shared dreams, the graceful duets, and the unshakable respect that defined your journey.
Here’s to the bond that may have never shouted from the rooftops—but danced through every storm.

#14YearsOfDilDostiDance
#KriyaAndSharon
#ShaktiMohan #VrushikaMehta #SnehaKapoor
#DilDostiDanceForever
#TwoQueensOneBond

Originally posted by: SarafWasima

Is it too late to add a write up on Sharon & Kriya’s bond?

14 Years of Dil Dosti Dance
A Soulful Tribute to the Unspoken, Unbreakable Bond of Kriya and Sharon | KriSha

On 11th April 2011, Dil Dosti Dance stepped into our lives like a breath of fresh air, bringing with it a tale woven with rhythm, passion, friendship, heartbreak, dreams, and growth. And among the many sparkling threads that made up this incredible tapestry, there was one bond—subtle, complex, evolving—that often spoke volumes even in silence: the bond between Kriya Ghai and Sharon Rai Prakash.

They were never the “obvious” duo. In fact, they began on opposite ends of the spectrum—Kriya, the new girl in town with fire in her eyes and dance in her soul, and Sharon, the confident diva who owned every corridor of St. Louis with her sass and style. But destiny had other plans. Because what started as competition… eventually blossomed into a quiet, powerful connection that only grew deeper with time.

Kriya and Sharon were never the “in your face” best friends. They were the silent constants. The ones who didn’t need to speak every day to feel each other’s presence. Their bond was built not on loud declarations, but on shared battles, mutual respect, understanding of pain, and the common language they both loved so fiercely—dance.

There was something incredibly real and raw about the way their friendship developed. From the initial tension, misunderstandings, and rivalry, they slowly unraveled the layers within each other. They saw the fears that hid behind the facades, the insecurities tucked beneath the surface. Kriya saw the vulnerability behind Sharon’s attitude. Sharon saw the strength behind Kriya’s innocence.

And when the storm came—when life threw them apart and brought them back again—they always found their way back to each other. Whether it was quietly supporting one another during team conflicts, standing by during heartbreaks, or simply being a reassuring presence in moments of self-doubt, their bond was a soft, warm flame that never died out.

When Vrushika Mehta entered as Sharon, she added new shades to Sharon’s soul, and beautifully carried forward a character that was already so layered. Sharon became even more emotionally available, more vulnerable, and we saw a deeper side of her. And when Kriya returned—as fierce and graceful as ever—there was this almost cathartic reconnection between the two. It felt like a missing piece had fallen back into place.

Watching Shakti Mohan and Vrushika Mehta share the screen was pure magic. Their unspoken understanding, the softness in their expressions, and the maturity in their bond was heartwarming. And for fans, it felt like the universe of D3 had aligned once more. They were no longer just the Diva and the Dreamer. They were two warriors, holding each other up in silence, celebrating each other’s victories, and respecting each other’s growth.

It’s important to honor this bond because in a show filled with iconic couples and bromances, Kriya and Sharon showed us a more nuanced, layered kind of friendship. One that isn’t always loud, but always loyal. One that grows from misunderstanding to deep trust. One that proves you don’t always need constant presence to have a lasting impact.

To Shakti Mohan—for giving Kriya the depth, strength, vulnerability, and that magnetic presence that made her unforgettable.
To Sneha Kapoor—for laying the unforgettable foundation of Sharon's diva aura, her layered emotions, and the strength she wore like a crown.
To Vrushika Mehta—for breathing emotional honesty into Sharon and letting us see the heart beneath the sass.

And to Kriya and Sharon—thank you for reminding us that some bonds don’t need labels. Some connections are simply written in the stars. Yours was one of them.

Here’s to the silent support, the shared dreams, the graceful duets, and the unshakable respect that defined your journey.
Here’s to the bond that may have never shouted from the rooftops—but danced through every storm.

#14YearsOfDilDostiDance
#KriyaAndSharon
#ShaktiMohan #VrushikaMehta #SnehaKapoor
#DilDostiDanceForever
#TwoQueensOneBond

I thought of this when I was writing the other friendships... but fir time nahi tha. Thanks for filling in the gap

Simmi and Nilesh Character Siggies

Originally posted by: --Priyaa--

Simmi and Nilesh Character Siggies

Added bit more blue to Simmi's siggy

Originally posted by: ssttuuttii

Individual ones only - Ishika, Raghav, Huma and Karma

I've shared some collective images but you can crop them out of it. Let me know if you need more pics though... are you making them all?

I’ll make them all but I need half an hour of time. Is that okay ?

Character siggies jaldi de do please.

Stuti, anything left?

Precious Dosti's

Will make all like this...